I believe the program best suited to the specific situation and circumstances in that commodity should follow the general approach of the program developed early this year by the National Association of Wheat Growers.
Letter from Senator John F. Kennedy to Arkansas, Tennessee, and Mississippi Farm Bureau Federations
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